Wall Decoration – Hindu Couple Wall Hooks

Discover this beautiful handcrafted wall decoration, made of a hand-painted wooden plaque adorned with two masks representing a Hindu couple. A piece full of charm and character, blending traditional Indian craftsmanship with decoration that is both original, elegant, and functional.

At the center of this composition are two faces in papier-mâché and tamarind fiber paste, representing a couple with delicately sculpted features. Each head measures approximately 13 cm in height and features carefully worked details, hand-painted. The expressions, colors, and small irregularities in the material give the whole piece real personality.

The two masks are mounted on a wooden plaque measuring approximately 37 x 22.5 cm, itself hand-painted and decorated. The piece is completed with 5 metal hooks, turning this decorative work into a lovely, practical wall rack for hanging jewelry, scarves, keys, small accessories, or everyday items.

Entirely handmade by Indian artisans, this piece combines several natural materials and meticulous work: wood, papier-mâché, tamarind paste, and hand-applied paint. 

A One-of-a-Kind Piece with Authentic

Charm Due to its handcrafted production and the use of natural materials, slight variations in color, texture, shape, or small irregularities may be present. These traits are not flaws: they instead testify to the manual work involved and make each piece truly unique.

Features

• Type: wall decoration / hook rack

• Motif: Hindu couple

• Materials: wood, papier-mâché, and tamarind fiber paste

• Plaque: approximately 37 x 22.5 cm

• Height of each head: approximately 13 cm

• Number of hooks: 5 (metal) - Origin: India 

• Craftsmanship: 100% handmade, plaque and masks hand-painted

• Each piece is unique

Where to Place It

This wall decoration will easily find its place in an entryway, bedroom, living room, dressing room, or storage space. It instantly brings a warm, exotic, and refined touch to your home, while remaining a functional piece thanks to its five hooks.

To learn more about this craft, check out our article on [papier-mâché masks from India]